Coinciding with the launch of the new issue, we are also open for submissions for the issue 2/2020. Deadline June 15, more details here: journal.finfar.org/articles/call-…

We are pleased to announce the call for hosts for the 2023 Digital Humanities Conference. The call is open, meaning any academic institution in the world can propose hosting the conference. adho.org/announcements/… Image, CC-BY-ND, flic.kr/p/2r2Pps

Our Special Edition on Speculative Climate Fiction opens with guest editor Juha Raipola's prefatory essay "What is Speculative Climate Fiction?" in which he calls for a shift in our utopian imagination. journal.finfar.org/articles/what-…

Meet Ben Horn, your friendly neighbourhood sci-fi guy. He's researching Ecology & Philosophy in Philip K. Dick's science-fiction. Come see him contribute to our PGR Roundtable discussion tomorrow, Arts LR4, 4-5pm! Sign up below eventbrite.co.uk/e/digital-cult…

Guess the title! #TuesdayThoughts

Lions, Tigers, and Body Parts, oh my! Meet Jayde Martin, her research focuses on genetic change and the trans/post human in contemporary science-fiction. Come see her contribute to our PGR Roundtable later today. Sign up below: eventbrite.co.uk/e/digital-cult…

Anyone who can successfully incorporate memes into an incredibly sharp intellectual paper is #academicgoals @Escogar

Had a great afternoon with The Centre for Digital Cultures Birmingham: participated in a really stimulating roundtable, before @Escogar's excellent and thought provoking talk on technonaturalism (also managed to secretly advertise #DigitalCultures2020 too for Digital Culture Research Network) 🤖

Riding on our science-fiction kick from last night, this beauty was sitting in my news feed this morning

Bronwen Thomas in Literature and Social Media says social media 'potentially has valuable insights into the creative process and the formation of literary tastes and preferences' Some tech positivity for #mondaymotivation #digitalcultures #digitalcritics #goodmorningtweeters

Egress: On Mourning, Melancholy and Mark Fisher — OUT NOW xenogothic.com/2020/03/10/egr…

There was some lovely motivation earlier this week but for #wednesdaywisdom lets take caution finding out which disney princess you are via an online quiz! ow.ly/EdAH50yFZZD

Never thought I'd see the day when we were using 1998 for #throwbackthursday but here we are! Anyone remember this critical text? Image Credit: Baudrillard Resources ow.ly/En8b50yFZU4

Inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, but taking a small joy in my Wells book coming out in paperback. Proud of this one- if I never write a better one, I’ll be ok with that.

Hey all you cool cats and kittens, we're very excited about our upcoming summer series of Mark Fisher online workshops with guest lecture by Em Colquhoun on his brilliant new book Egress. Join us in #kpunkquarantined to talk capitalism and counterculture. Watch this space!

Please join us on Wednesday, 30 September, to find out more about School of EDACS Research Centres and chat with directors and other postgrads about how the centres can support your research. Register here eventbrite.co.uk/e/research-cen…

In uncertain times, we're looking forward to Ctrl Network’s first online reading group: a Mark Fisher/Adam Curtis mashup, 1-3pm Tue 6th October. All welcome! To find out more, contact Ctrl Network or check their website: ctrlnetwork.co.uk